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Scientists used AI to find hidden recipes for new 2D materials called MXenes in old databases, then cooked up 11 brand-new ones super fast with a special self-heating method.
They used a smart computer program to look through huge lists of existing materials and find ones that looked like a special 2D material, even if no one knew it before.
This new way of finding materials helped them make 11 completely new types of 2D materials quickly, using a special fast-cooking method.
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